Living as an empath can be both a gift and a burden. Empaths have an extraordinary ability to connect with others, often feeling the emotions and energies of those around them as if they were their own. This deep sensitivity allows empaths to provide profound support to those in need but also puts … [Read more...]
Breaking the Silence: Why Vulnerability Is Essential in Church Communities
Embracing vulnerability in our church communities can lead to deeper connections, increased empathy, and a more supportive environment for all members. Yesterday, I had a conversation with a friend about the profound impact of silence on topics that are meaningful to us. We also talked about how … [Read more...]
Wholehearted Living as a Parent
Last week, my youngest child approached me, clearly troubled. I could tell something was wrong by the way he was moving around the house. At 14, he's usually calm, fun, and light-hearted, but I've learned to recognise when he's upset. As he hesitated before speaking, I asked if he was okay. He … [Read more...]
Making Friends as an Introvert
As an introvert, the most challenging part of making friends is engaging someone new in conversation or trying to join an established group. Why? Breaking the ice is problematic because it requires talking, which is exhausting and takes effort. I'm not a fan of conversing just for the sake of it; … [Read more...]
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